Warning re front license plate
#17
#18
+1, Cops in my neck of the woods are far more concerned catching those racing down residential roads in the their '82 F350 vs riced out '98 Civic's...
I have 'form fitted' my license plate just in-case I need to do a quick install...I might just run it full-time...
I have 'form fitted' my license plate just in-case I need to do a quick install...I might just run it full-time...
#19
Same law here in New York--I've never been stopped just for not having the plate, but other times when I've been ticketed for something else they nailed me for that too. Been asked at the border also but never ticketed.....
I found a plate holder for my Mini that screws into the front tow hook socket so no drilling--don't know if such a thing exists for Porsches.
Gary
I found a plate holder for my Mini that screws into the front tow hook socket so no drilling--don't know if such a thing exists for Porsches.
Gary
#21
Drifting
Same law here in New York--I've never been stopped just for not having the plate, but other times when I've been ticketed for something else they nailed me for that too. Been asked at the border also but never ticketed.....
I found a plate holder for my Mini that screws into the front tow hook socket so no drilling--don't know if such a thing exists for Porsches.
Gary
I found a plate holder for my Mini that screws into the front tow hook socket so no drilling--don't know if such a thing exists for Porsches.
Gary
#22
Rennlist Member
Who said anything about driving over the speed limit.
there are lots of laws that have been around for over 100 years, they are supposed to enforce laws that make economic sense to enforce, and provide benefit to the public. Front license plate enforcement does not make any sense nor benefit the public in any way. When cars leave the scene of a crime they don;t drive backwards
#23
Originally Posted by Pags993
You may consider it a "silly law" but it's still a law and one that's been in place since 1903. Enjoy your protest fee of $125 per instance.
I have a front plate on my 991 turbo as its the car I use 99% of the time, and it will be traded in a few years so not passionate about it and don't want the hassle of being pulled over on a weekly basis. But there is no chance in hell in drilling the front bumper on my PTS GT4 that i plan to keeping forever - did I mention the GT4 is a manual! And it's not going to be a dated law or an overpaid and unionized security guard that is gonna get me to drill my front bumper - happy to pay $125 Canadian - that's way less than $100 American
#24
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I went with a tow hook mod, but all the same my son has been driving his Focus ST without a front plate for a year and the only time he has an issue is at the gas pumps.
#25
Originally Posted by Pags993
About time they start cracking down, we live in a province that requires them, period. This one has never made any sense to me where people would be willing to take the risk and pay fine after fine.
#26
Drifting
As much as I enjoy my p-cars they are just objects, 2 holes in the front bumper for a plate bracket is of zero importance to me. I prefer to spend the $125 saved on my family instead of worrying about how others perceive the flowing lines of the front bumper.
#27
Originally Posted by Pags993
As much as I enjoy my p-cars they are just objects, 2 holes in the front bumper for a plate bracket is of zero importance to me. I prefer to spend the $125 saved on my family instead of worrying about how others perceive the flowing lines of the front bumper.
Pls tell me your 993 is manual - how long have you had it?
#28
Drifting
Why of course it is 4 years of ownership this Spring and I have enjoyed every second of it. Highly recommend you add one to the fleet. Hands down the best car I have ever owned both from a driving sensation standpoint and reliability. Come on Spring!
#30
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